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General Discussion / Re: Funny Photos 2018 edition
« Last post by Spada on Today at 01:08:57 PM ».
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General Discussion / Re: Chickens at home
« Last post by Troopy_03 on Today at 12:43:21 PM »Just saw this post about foxes and thought I'd add my experience. We do not have chickens, but a healthy looking fox was in our backyard this morning about 9.30. I tried to take a photo but it was spooked and ran off. This is in leafy Surrey Hills (about 10km east of Melb CBD). I wonder what it was looking for? Perhaps the cat's breakfast leftovers (must be desperate).
Apparently he isn't on his own eitrher. Check out google for foxes in Melbourne. I remember seeing a docco a few years ago about them too.
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General Discussion / Re: 'Daily Rant Thread' 2018
« Last post by Troopy_03 on Today at 12:40:49 PM »I found this:
https://www.facebook.com/7NewsMelbourne/videos/276721372939495/
But I can't find the one you refer to EDZ.
And from that, the only remorse he seems to show, is that he got caught. He says - it was only meant to be shown to my mates, but obviously one of them wasn't a good a mate as I thought.
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General Discussion / Re: Chickens at home
« Last post by Bunyip on Today at 12:33:12 PM »We are lucky that we don't have foxes in Tassie.
We will be getting chooks in the not too distant future.
We will be getting chooks in the not too distant future.
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General Discussion / Re: Whats making news in 2018 edition
« Last post by Troopy_03 on Today at 12:29:29 PM »Ah so just drop kicks, westies and uneducated wankers listen to him.
Well I listen often, westie - yup penriff born and bred.
Uneducated - made it through high school and I make my living dealing with drop kicks and wankers.
Don’t let the tall poppy syndrome knock you around
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I think you misunderstand the premise of "The tall poppy syndrome"
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General Discussion / Re: Whats making news in 2018 edition
« Last post by edz on Today at 11:04:53 AM »Heading for Inskip point these holidays .... Be careful ... A new sink hole formed at the point https://www.frasercoastchronicle.com.au/news/no-beach-left-75m-sink-hole-swallows-tourist-hotsp/3532299/?ref=hs
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General Discussion / Re: Chickens at home
« Last post by outbackogre on Today at 10:48:48 AM »Just saw this post about foxes and thought I'd add my experience. We do not have chickens, but a healthy looking fox was in our backyard this morning about 9.30. I tried to take a photo but it was spooked and ran off. This is in leafy Surrey Hills (about 10km east of Melb CBD). I wonder what it was looking for? Perhaps the cat's breakfast leftovers (must be desperate). 
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General Discussion / Re: Front fold vs rear fold
« Last post by Bird on Today at 09:18:48 AM »Quote from: tryagain
My thoughts are 2 people, I'd go forward normally have kids along, I'd go a rear fold.to be honest, if I was doing it with young kids again I'd go a caravan.
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Buying 2nd had, I'd probably go rearfoldagree.
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as they aren't as "popular" so you can get a better dealdunno bout that
Quality units still seem to be holding their $ fairly well.10
General Discussion / Re: Front fold vs rear fold
« Last post by chester ver2.0 on Today at 09:15:12 AM »Only thing to take into account with front fold is due to the design most seem to have very high ball weights that are beyond most small to medium SUV / 4WD vehicles